Used and Discarded: The Yaoundé Doctrine of the Disposable Lackey
Nkonda Titus is a British Marine officer. He represents the digital evolution of this doctrine. His platform functions as a dissemination hub for
News analysis
Appreciation
The Independentistnews Editor-in-Chief Ali Dan Ismael writes to Abdulkarim Ali in the dungeons
Dear Abdulkarim Ali, I write with respect for your courage, your clarity of thought, and the moral authority that comes from sacrifice. Your
Opinion
The Prisoner Negotiation Dilemma: Did Mandela Deliver for Black South Africans at the Negotiation Table?
History is not learned in order to be repeated; it is learned in order to be corrected. A wise person learns from his
Letters to the Editor
Comrade Agbor Derrec, from Oslo Norway, writes to the editor of The Independentistnews in appreciation to the article “why Ambazonia is a war of Independence not a war of liberation.
He writes: It was a Good lecture. Inspiring and edifying. However, some pertinent questions need to be addressed to get a clear view
Editorial commentary
Propagandist or Partner in Crime?Examining the Role of MKPD in the Ambazonian Conflict
The activities attributed to Nkonda Titus underscore a broader problem: modern conflicts are increasingly shaped by transnational digital actors who operate beyond the
Science & Development
Cassava, Diabetes, and Viral Health Claims: What the Science Actually Says
Cassava is an important food crop and a legitimate subject of nutritional and biochemical research. However, there is currently no scientifically validated cassava-based
Editorial commentary
Reframing the Struggle: Why Ambazonia Is a War of Independence, Not a War of Liberation
Framing the struggle as a liberation war collapses this legal distinction and allows the conflict to be treated as a domestic rebellion. Framing
News analysis
The Sisikou Ayuk Tabe and Nera ten matter: Theater of Deception or Due Process? Why March 19 Requires Vigilance, Not Illusion
March 19 should be approached neither as a truce nor as a foregone deception, but as a moment that tests whether law will
Letters to the Editor
In this topic of the need for unity and control, MM makes some statling clarifications
When Ignorance Meets Stupidity, People Die. The greatest danger to any revolution is not the enemy—it is ignorance dressed up as leadership. Mr.
The “Doing and Denying” Strategy: State Mediation, Plausible Denial, and the Ambazonian Conflict
Cameroon’s history suggests that mediation without documentation, guarantees, or institutional backing is vulnerable to strategic reversal. The Ndongmo Affair is not merely a